This novel contains its author's "Edwin and Angelina. A Ballad" in one of its chapters, and one character in this work accepts a commission to join a regiment in the West Indies after he is falsely accused of killing the servant Baxter. One character fancies city life as a companion to Ms. Carolina Skeggs, and that character is saved from drowning 
This novel contains its author's "Edwin and Angelina. A Ballad" in one of its chapters, and one character in this work accepts a commission to join a regiment in the West Indies after he is falsely accused of killing the servant Baxter. One character fancies city life as a companion to Ms. Carolina Skeggs, and that character is saved from drowning by a man who poses as Mr. (*) Burchell. The title character ends up in debtor's prison after his house burns down, but he recovers his wealth and sees the marriage of his daughter Sophia to William Thornhill and of his son George to Arabella Wilmot. For 10 points, identify this novel about the tribulations of the Primrose family, by Oliver Goldsmith.
This novel contains its author's "Edwin and Angelina. A Ballad" in one of its chapters, and one character in this work accepts a commission to join a regiment in the West Indies after he is falsely accused of killing the servant Baxter.
The {Vicar} of {Wakefield}